MATIC funding arbitrage
Funding rate divergence on Polygon (MATIC) perpetuals across 12 exchanges. Long where the rate is lower, short where it is higher — you collect the difference up to 3 times a day, fully delta-neutral.
Live spreads across all exchanges
Real numbers from the scanner, refreshed every minute. Open a row and the trading terminal loads with both legs already set.
Nothing is diverging between MATIC and … this minute. The scanner watches every pair listed on both venues — open it to see the picture as it moves.
Why {ticker} funding drifts apart
Each of the 12 venues listing the MATIC perpetual sets funding from its own premium index and its own crowd of open positions. When leverage piles onto one side on a single exchange, that rate runs away from the rest — and the gap is visible well before the next payment on Polygon.
Frequently asked questions
What is MATIC funding arbitrage?
The funding rate on MATIC perpetuals differs between exchanges. You go long where the rate is lower and short where it is higher, collecting the funding difference up to 3 times a day. The position is delta-neutral, so the price of MATIC does not affect the result.
Where can I see the MATIC funding rate in real time?
Arbitrex shows current MATIC funding rates on all 12 exchanges and computes the net yield after fees. Open the scanner to see live data.
What are the risks of MATIC funding arbitrage?
The main risks are rate changes, fees and liquidity. Because the position is hedged (long plus short), a directional move in the MATIC price does not create a loss on the position itself.